Customer Reviews (10)
Lourival M.
Good for basics, but limited
Our team of about 10 started using Dropbox because our manager wanted a simpler way to share files, but getting everyone on board was a bit of a challenge since some preferred other tools they were already comfortable with. Collaboration is decent, especially with basic file sharing and version history, but we sometimes run into syncing delays that slow things down. The interface is straightforward, which helped with adoption after a few weeks, yet the lack of deeper integration with some of our other apps left a few of us wanting more. Overall, it works okay for file storage, but it’s not the best fit for more dynamic teamwork.
Russell N.
Great syncing, slow search
The file syncing is super reliable and saves me a lot of headaches working across devices, but the search feature could be a bit faster when you have tons of files.
Clive L.
Solved file version chaos
Our team was drowning in email attachments and version confusion while collaborating on a major project. Dropbox made it way easier to keep all files synced and accessible across different devices without worrying about overwriting each other's work. I especially liked how the version history saved me a few times when someone accidentally deleted important docs. Wish the mobile app was a bit faster though, but overall it solved our file chaos pretty well.
John H.
Solved our file chaos
Our team was drowning in messy email attachments and version confusion until we switched to Dropbox. It made sharing and updating files way simpler, especially with the automatic syncing—no more hunting for the latest doc. Sometimes the app lags when syncing large files, but overall it saved us a ton of headaches.
Scott P.
Great for team file sharing
Our team of about 12 started using Dropbox a few months back to keep all our project files in one place. Getting everyone on board was smoother than I expected, though a couple of folks had to get used to the syncing quirks. The real win has been how easy it is to collaborate on shared docs and quickly recover older versions when someone accidentally overwrites something. Still, it sometimes lags on larger files which can be a bit frustrating during crunch time.
Clive W.
Good value for reliable syncing
Dropbox costs a bit more than some competitors, but the seamless syncing and reliable uptime make it worth the extra spend in my experience.
Walter S.
Reliable sync and simple interface
Tried Google Drive and OneDrive before settling on Dropbox because its syncing felt more reliable and faster on both my Mac and PC. The interface is simple enough that I don’t waste time fiddling, but the offline access really saved me on a few trips where Wi-Fi was spotty.
Carson E.
Solved version control chaos
Our team was drowning in version control issues with shared files until we started using Dropbox. It made syncing documents across different devices and collaborators so much smoother, especially when working remotely. While it sometimes lags on large uploads, it’s been a solid solution for keeping everyone on the same page.
Joshua S.
Reliable and easy syncing
I gave Dropbox a shot after trying Google Drive and OneDrive but stuck with it mainly because the syncing is more reliable in my experience. Google Drive felt clunky when dealing with larger files, and OneDrive occasionally had weird permission issues. Dropbox just made sharing files with my team effortless, and the selective sync feature saved a ton of space on my laptop. The only downside is that it can get pricey if you need a lot of storage, but overall it fits my workflow better.
Ronald M.
Worth the investment
Dropbox is definitely a solid choice if you need reliable cloud storage, though it does come at a bit of a premium. For the features and ease of use, I find it to be great value, especially for small teams who need seamless file sharing without headaches. Sure, there are cheaper options out there, but the time saved and smooth syncing make it worth the investment in my opinion. Overall, it feels like it pays for itself once you factor in the productivity boost.